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3 years ago

Desribe trend & supply. how do they affect eachother

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First off you need to know what they mean. Trend means what people are in to and want to buy. Supply is how much the sellers have of items. If you have a huge supply of something that isn't in trend then you won't have any business. If you have a huge supply of something that is in trend, people will buy a lot of it. It is a factor of business like supply and demand. I hope this helped :)

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